Bad Love An Alpha’s Regret

Chapter 220
AARON
Leah is immediately infuriated when I tell her my suspicions
about Tobin.
This only confirms my belief that Tobin is the Councilmember
who is out to get me.
What other possible reason could he have in Leah, besides her usefulness as a tool against me?
“But why?” Leah questions, which is something I’ve asked myself a million times.
I can only shrug in response. “Tobin is driven by his wolf more than any other member of the Council. Maybe he simply thinks because of the power I now hold, I’m a threat to him, or any other member of the Council, if I decided I wanted a seat. He simply wants to eliminate someone he sees as a true rival.”
“That makes sense,” Leah replies with a nod. “Maybe I can find out something about his plans when I go to meet him.”

At these calm, yet determined words, my inner wolf growls protectively.
“Leah, you are not going to meet Tobin.”
It should go without saying. The risk is too high, and I refuse to let my mate and the woman I love walk into certain danger.
However, Leah’s eyes narrow as she stares at me with a mulish
expression.
“This is a chance to turn the tables on Tobin and maybe get some information that could actually help us. If Tobin is the one who’s been trying to ki ll you, then maybe he’s also the one who orchestrated the attack that k illed our son. I also think he knows more about the Al tech than he’s letting on. Besides, if we know it’s a trap, then it’s not really a trap any longer, is it?”
Damn my intelligent mate.
I can’t argue with any of what she’s just said.
Plus, she obviously knows how to word things in a way that will motivate me to do something about it.
“Do you even have a plan?” I ask her instead of answering her question. “Or you’re simply operating on stubborn determination?”
At this, Leah smiles. But it’s a sly smile that tells me she’s about to attempt bending me to her will.
I can’t deny my willingness-mostly driven by my wolf wanting to please his mate-to give her whatever she wants.
“Not yet,” she answers. “But obviously I’m not going alone like Tobin says. We’re a team, Aaron. In this together. So let’s make our own plan. When it’s you and I against the world, then nothing will stand in our way.”
“Very well,” I tell her, and I can see she’s surprised at how easily I agreed in the end.
It’s mostly because I’m more motivated than ever to see this thing finished once and for all. To eliminate any and all threats to my family.
Last night, I was given a glimpse of what my life could look like with Leah if not for the peril hanging over us, threatening to crush anything good left in our lives at any moment.
I want more nights like last night.